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Starting a new thread since the original is now 700+ posts.There have been a lot of Bike related posts in Foo lately. I realize that Foo is its own mini community within bikeforums, but please restrain from making too many cycling related threads and post pictures and cycling related content in this thread. Thank you.
Link to original thread: http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=249651
Biggest bars on the market.
"the bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began...there was Cowboy Neal at the wheel of a bus to never-ever land."
boom shocka-locka.
I'd post some pics, but my thread was good enough for me.
Bring back the Sig Test!
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Here's mine; ORBEA Mitis 2 + Carbon
Pretty Shots
If interested:
Frame and Fork : ORBEA Mitis 2 + Carbon and Zeus Integrated Carbon Composite
Stem : ITM Mantis
Bars: ITM Super 330 Anatomica
Extension Bars: Cinelli Spinachi
Wheel : Spinergy Rev X
Group Set: Ultegra
Saddle : Selle San Marco SKN
Seat Post : Selcof Bi-Position
Last edited by giantcfr1; 04-21-07 at 07:11 AM.
Road Bike: 2004 ORBEA Mitis+Carbon, Don't Know The Term Bike: 2007 CANNONDALE Bad Boy Disc, MTB / Crapper: 1998 Gary Fisher Aquila
My trusty steed, all Brooksed up
Senflamminsational.Originally Posted by gbcb
Road Bike: 2004 ORBEA Mitis+Carbon, Don't Know The Term Bike: 2007 CANNONDALE Bad Boy Disc, MTB / Crapper: 1998 Gary Fisher Aquila
One of mine.
http://velospace.org/node/1232
My new 2006 Scott CR1 SL.
it's a beaut. i'm still trying to save up to get a nice road bike so i can finally go on longer rides without my knees crying.My new 2006 Scott CR1 SL.
Fixed it for ya, skebbe.Here's SIU'S BIKE; ORBEA Mitis 2 + Carbon
Pretty Shots
If interested:
Frame and Fork : ORBEA Mitis 2 + Carbon and Zeus Integrated Carbon Composite
Stem : ITM Mantis
Bars: ITM Super 330 Anatomica
Extension Bars: Cinelli Spinachi
Wheel : Spinergy Rev X
Group Set: Ultegra
Saddle : Selle San Marco SKN
Seat Post : Selcof Bi-Position
okay, finally got around to some OCP.
SorryFixed it for ya, skebbe.I thought I'd got away with it.
Road Bike: 2004 ORBEA Mitis+Carbon, Don't Know The Term Bike: 2007 CANNONDALE Bad Boy Disc, MTB / Crapper: 1998 Gary Fisher Aquila
Yeah, you know you love my bike!!
Get Speedplays. And the stiffest-soled shoe you can. You'll never regret it. The float is like heaven to my knees.it's a beaut. i'm still trying to save up to get a nice road bike so i can finally go on longer rides without my knees crying.
Congrats you big Drama Llama!!!! Waited long enough to post that!My new 2006 Scott CR1 SL.
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Here is the Falcon with new orange bar wrap. What do ya'll think?
Here she is before with black tape.
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Very nice, Jeff!And rather OCP-lookin'.
Nice pics, beautiful ride! That orange bar wrap picks up the frame trim nicely.
How I roll:
More pictures here.
Nice bike, good choice. The CR1 frame was one of the frames I was concidering when I bought my frame.My new 2006 Scott CR1 SL.
Steve
Road Bike: 2004 ORBEA Mitis+Carbon, Don't Know The Term Bike: 2007 CANNONDALE Bad Boy Disc, MTB / Crapper: 1998 Gary Fisher Aquila
Old picture of my fixie:
What I'm currently rocking:
"the bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began...there was Cowboy Neal at the wheel of a bus to never-ever land."
Here is mine. It is still pretty stock with the exception of the Terry Fly seat.
Pretty.
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Hey Jeff, you going to actually ride that thing outside eventually?
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